Relationship class dissapears when published to AGS

Lynchburg_GISDivision — Wed, 27 Dec 2017 13:52:02 GMT

In Desktop, we have created to layers from the same source feature class that are differentiated by definition queries. We then create a relationship class (in the map document) for both layers to a single table. This works great in desktop, but when we publish the map service to ArcGIS Server, one layer is assigned both relationships and the other has none. From what I can see, when the data is published to ArcGIS Server, the relationships are established on layer source name and ignore layer IDs or layer names.

In desktop:

CasesActive (Case FC with def query)
- have inspections (relationship)
CasesInactive (Case FC with def query)
- have inspections (relationship)

Published to AGS:

CasesActive (Case FC with def query)
- have inspections (relationship)
- have inspections (relationship)
CasesInactive (Case FC with def query)

Screenshot from AGS rest endpoint:

10.4.1 environment

Re: Relationship class dissapears when published to AGS

MichaelVolz — Wed, 27 Dec 2017 19:53:07 GMT

Do the feature classes and tables that participate in the relationship reside in the same geodatabase?

I know back at 10.3.1 relates between feature classes and tables in separate geodatabases were not recongized by ArcGIS Server. From testing I have done on 10.5.1, this issue appears to have been resolved.

You might also try breaking out the filtered data into 2 separate feature classes and then create the relationship on the individual feature classes instead of using the same datasource with 2 definition queries applied (This would just be a workaround as your setup in theory should work).

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